ShoreTrips says...

The waters around Grenada are filled with wrecks, 15 of them right now at varying depths. Many islands lay claim to wrecks, but none can boast of an artistically planned underwater art gallery, except Grenada!

The Grenadian reefs are well cared for since most people who move to Grenada are water-oriented and work at the preservation of the natural beauty here. Together, with the locals, they have maintained the integrity of the underwater world. One area of wonder, right in the midst of Molinere Bay, is a haunting underwater sculpture park--the work of English sculptor Jason Taylor.

The scenarios are his visions of underwater scenes and they vary in depth from 3.8 meters to 7.5 meters. Both snorkelers and divers will find this fascinating and unique to Grenada. As the island is known for many wrecks, the scenes are especially effective as you can imagine another alternate world underwater.

The people who will handle your trip were some of the most supportive of this creation and will make sure you leave with the experience you imagined.